Washington, D.C.
Found in 13 Collections and/or Records:
From O.G. Sonneck, Washington, D.C., 12 Mar. 1914
Has been asked to edit a new musical quarterly magazine; would like Dent to contribute
From O.G. Sonneck, Washington, D.C., 13 Apr. 1914
His wife is very ill; Hadow and Fuller-Maitland have accepted his invitation to contribute; the title of Dent's first essay
From O.G. Sonneck, Washington, D.C., 10 Dec. 1914
Problems in obtaining contributions from the belligerent states; '[Joseph] Holbrooke and I came to blows. He is impossible'; first number is complete; hopes Dent will submit a chapter of his unfinished book on English opera
From O.G. Sonneck, Washington, D.C., 18 May 1915
Acknowledging receipt of Dent's essay; threat to existence of IMS
From O.G. Sonneck, Washington, D.C., 10 Aug. 1915
Dent's article scheduled for April 1916; would like a second contribution, perhaps on English opera; [Denis] Browne's death; Mozart out of fashion in the USA
From O.G. Sonneck, Washington, D.C., 12 Oct. 1915
His publishers have been asked to send $108 for Dent's essay on 'The Pianoforte and its Influence on Modern Music'; wants to know whether the proof sheets have been returned
From O.G. Sonneck, Washington, D.C., 10 Nov. 1915
Will send another copy of the proofs, the first having apparently been lost through submarine action; would welcome an article on musical teaching in Oxford and Cambridge - or any other piece Dent would like to write; seeks a contribution for the Shakespeare tercentenary edition
From O.G. Sonneck, Washington, D.C., 7 Dec. 1915
Welcomes Dent's idea for a Shakespeare article; the tercentenary weighs on his nerves; Beecham and Mozart
From O.G. Sonneck, Washington, D.C., 1 June 1916
Dent's Shakespeare article will appear in October; would appreciate an article on Mozart
From O.G. Sonneck, Washington, D.C., 10 July 1916
Typewriters; would still like an article on music in English universities; entering an era of 'slushy' writing; wants a 'thoughtful and non-belligerent' article on English music during the first two years of the war; journalistic bias in America; no US citizen is capable of reviewing Dent's book on Mozart
From O.G. Sonneck, Washington, D.C., 4 Sep. 1916
Would like his article on music in Cambridge first, and then the piece on music in war; wants further contributions, perhaps a 'double-header' on Butterworth and Vaughan Williams; difficulty in obtaining good contributions; a centenary article on Sterndale Bennett
From O.G. Sonneck, Washington, D.C., 23 Mar. 1917
Has no desire to express his views on anything; would be happy to have an article on 'Rhythm, Form, and Tonality'; his dog
From O.G. Sonneck, Washington, D.C., 11 Oct. 1918
Has not heard from Dent for a long time, and requests news together with some articles for The Musical Quarterly